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2015 Board of Directors
I am always amazed at the
generosity of people in Northeast
Mississippi—we truly care about our
neighbors and our communities. Giving to
United Way is one of the easiest and most
effective ways to make a difference in your
community, by supporting 67 agencies that
are changing lives every day. UNITED WE
CAN feed the hungry, care for our
seniors, educate our children and make
Northeast Mississippi an even better
Tillmon Calvert
place to live and raise a family. Thank
State Farm Insurance
you for demonstrating your care by
2015 Board President
giving to the United Way.
Johnny Allen, Northeast Mississippi
Community College
Troy Allen, Toyota Motor
Manufacturing Mississippi, Inc.
Jesse Bandre, Exceed Technologies
Jerrilyn Billingsley, MTD Products
Tupelo
Rodger Brown, North Mississippi
Health Services
Mark Burleson, BancorpSouth
Tillmon Calvert, State Farm
Insurance
Tommy Chamblee, First American
National Bank Fulton
Jeff Cox, Franklin Corporation
Beth Davis, Pickwick Premier
Properties
Mike Eaton, Itawamba Community
College
Joe Estess, Magnolia Business Centre’
Jeff Fox, UPS Freight Tupelo
Shane Hooper, City of Tupelo
B. B. Hosch, Renasant Bank
Jeff King, Community Bank
Michael Lindsey, BancorpSouth
Josh Mabus, Mabus Agency
Bryan McCutchen, BancorpSouth
Pontotoc
Ted Moll, MTD Products Tupelo
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Buddy Montgomery, First National
Bank of Pontotoc
Bobby Mooneyham, Community
Volunteer
Greg Pirkle, Phelps Dunbar, LLP
Rob Rice, State Farm Insurance
Jerry Robbins, Renasant Bank
Pontotoc
Cathy Robertson, BancorpSouth
David Rumbarger, Community
Development Foundation
Gary Sparkman, Trustmark Bank
Thomas Saulsberry, Community
Volunteer
Marsha Tapscott, North Mississippi
Health Services
Amy Tate, Tennessee Valley Authority
Hugh Tate, BNA Bank
George Taylor, Reed Manufacturing
Company
Lee Tucker, Carpenter Company
Gerald Wages, North Mississippi
Health Services
John Walden, Community Volunteer
Sergio Warren, Baptist Memorial
Hospital Booneville
Beth White, Community Volunteer
Steve Williams, Walmart Distribution
Center
Eddie Wright, Nail McKinney, P.A.
Northeast Mississippians have an
amazing giving spirit and are
committed to helping those in
need. A gift to United Way allows you to
make the greatest impact in your
community. UNITED WE CAN improve
lives throughout Northeast Mississippi.
But we need your help to make it happen
– please join us!
Honeybaked Ham Company & Café
2015 Campaign Chair
David Brevard, B & B Concrete Co., Inc.
Rodger Brown, North Mississippi Health Services
Tommy Chamblee, First American National Bank Fulton
Chauncey Godwin, Honeybaked Ham Company & Café
Patrick Eaton, Northeast Mississippi Community College
Joe Estess, Magnolia Business Centre’
Lisa Hawkins, Room to Room Furniture
Floyd Ingram, Chickasaw Journal
Jeff King, Community Bank
Bryan McCutchen, BancorpSouth Pontotoc
Lucia Randle, R.W. Reed Company
Jerry Robbins, Renasant Bank Pontotoc
Jeff Snyder, Mall at Barnes Crossing
Ronny Stricklen, BancorpSouth Iuka
Hugh Tate, BNA Bank
George Taylor, Reed Manufacturing Company
Fred Truesdale, NMMC Iuka
Deanna Wages, BancorpSouth New Albany
Gerald Wages, North Mississippi Health Services
99¢ of every
dollar
donated to
United Way
stays in
Northeast
Mississippi.
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2015 Campaign Cabinet
Chauncey Godwin
2014 Corporate Giving
2014 Employee Giving
All America Awards
Magnolia Awards
Corporate Gifts of $20,000 or more
Corporate Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999
BancorpSouth
Cooper Tire & Rubber Company
ITW Paslode
Toyota Motor Manufacturing
Mississippi, Inc.
Belk, Inc.
First National Bank of Pontotoc
Foamcraft, Inc.
Franklin Collection Service, Inc.
Pepsi Beverages Company
R.W. Reed Company
Reed Manufacturing Company
Southern Diversified Industries
Stuart C. Irby Co.
Tennessee Valley Authority
Wal-Mart
Spirit of Mississippi Awards
Acco Brands
Brevard Family Foundation
Caterpillar, Inc.
Franklin Corporation
Journal, Inc.
MTD Products Tupelo
PHILIPS
Renasant Bank
Gum Tree Awards
Community Leadership Awards
Community Spirit Awards
Gifts of $100,000 or more
Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999
BancorpSouth
North Mississippi Health Services
and NMMC
Mississippi, Inc.
Baptist Memorial Hospital Union
County
Caterpillar, Inc.
Diversity-Vuteq, LLC
General Atomics
H.M. Richards, Inc.
Haworth, Inc.
Hunter Douglas, Inc.
Journal, Inc.
Mississippi Methodist Senior Svcs.
Nail McKinney, P.A.
Norbord
Northeast MS Community College
Omega Motion
Plumrose USA, Inc.
R.W. Reed Company
RockTenn
Southern Motion, Inc.
Tupelo Public Schools
Wal-Mart
Worthington Cylinders
WTVA-NBC; WTVA-ABC
AT&T
B & B Concrete Co., Inc.
Haworth, Inc.
Robinson and Associates, Inc.
Tecumseh Products Company
Trustmark National Bank
Community Impact Awards
Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999
Renasant Bank
Community Building Awards
Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999
Asurion
City of Tupelo
Lee County Schools
Magnolia Business Centre
MTD Products Tupelo
PHILIPS
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Clients by Age Group
$553,693
$221,287
$168,137
$80,000
$76,589
$70,050
$61,606
$48,777
$41,027
$34,262
$33,526
$33,134
$32,109
$29,468
$27,183
$27,112
$24,264
$23,920
$23,506
$22,095
$20,307
$19,615
$17,869
$17,583
$17,149
2 0 1 4 To p 2 5 To t a l G i f t s
North Mississippi Health Services and NMMC
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Mississippi, Inc.
BancorpSouth
Renasant Bank
MTD Products Tupelo
PHILIPS
Magnolia Business Centre’
Lee County Schools
Asurion
ITW Paslode
City of Tupelo
Caterpillar, Inc.
Journal, Inc.
Wal-Mart
Plumrose USA, Inc.
R.W. Reed Company
General Atomics
Pepsi Beverages Company
Omega Motion
H.M. Richards, Inc.
Areas of Funding
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Where the Money Goes
Total Clients Served by Grants from United
Way of Northeast Mississippi in 2014
Chickasaw County
2015 Agency Funding
American Red Cross North Mississippi Chapter
Autism Center of North Mississippi
Banah Pregnancy Testing Center of Pontotoc, Inc.
Boy Scouts Yocona Area Council
CATCH Kids
COPES - CDF Charities, Inc.
EXCEL, Inc.
Faith Haven, Inc.
Family Resource Center of NEMS
Girl Scouts Heart of the South
Habitat for Humanity of Houston MS
Hope Family Ministries, Inc.
LIFE of Mississippi
Mission Okolona
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug
Dependence of NEMS, Inc. (NCADD)
NMMC Camp Breathe Ezzzze
NMMC Cancer Center Patient Assistance Fund
NMMC Diabetes Patient Assistance Fund
NMMC Heart Patient Assistance Fund
NMMC Hospice Patient Assistance Fund
NMMC Social Work Patient Assistance Fund
North MS Kidney Foundation
Okolona Community Dollars for Scholars
Parkgate Pregnancy Clinic, Inc.
Regional Rehabilitation Center, Inc.
S.A.F.E., Inc.
Sally Kate Winters Family Services
Salvation Army - Chickasaw
Southern Christian Services for Children
and Youth, Inc. - Harden House
Special Education Bowling Association
Weston Reed Foundation
Women First Resource Center, Inc.
$3,312
$2,000
$179
$180
$5,500
$17,500
$15,000
$1,500
$2,000
$3,500
$1,000
$750
$3,000
$5,000
$2,000
$1,500
$361
$1,000
$181
$250
$1,500
$3,500
$4,000
$1,500
$3,500
$500
$500
$20,400
$500
$1,600
$500
$2,800
Dollar amounts include all designated and allocated funds received by each agency.
Several years ago, a young mother of three received her GED through Excel. Over the years
she became a volunteer in the thrift shop and served on the Excel board
She lives in a troubled housing complex that sees many visits from the police for drugs and
disturbances. She has become an anchor in the complex, especially for the children. She walks the
kids to school and started a community garden tended by the children. Last fall, she and the children
hosted a picnic for complex residents with produce provided by their garden and meat purchased by
recycling soda cans.
Working with Excel has not only improved her life, but has allowed her to work to improve the lives
of others in her community.
-Excel, Inc. employee
Funds Distribution Volunteers
Tiffany Bean
Lamar Beaty
Barbara Buggs
Birdie Burdine
Tom Byrne, Jr.
Gene Childs
Donna Chrestman
Joyce East
Hank Franklin
Betty Holder
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Talitha Hudson
Floyd Ingram
Shenia Jones
Jason Morgan
Steve Schultz
Scott Shempert
Terri Turner
2015 Agency Funding
$2,750
$2,500
$2,000
$1,000
$2,000
$163
$2,500
$1,100
$20,000
$750
$750
$500
$15,000
$2,500
$1,250
$500
$546
$700
$520
$500
$1,500
$750
$1,400
$4,000
$750
$250
$2,000
$850
$1,000
$524
$1,500
I’m most amazed at what an extra loving mentor in
a kid’s life does for them… We don’t have to help
Rickiea much with school, he’s smart. And we don’t
have to tell him to play video games less, he knows he
plays too much already. We just have to point him
towards something bigger and more challenging. We just
want him to know about all the opportunities available,
and believe that exposure will allow him to achieve what
he wants to become.
—JB Clark, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of NEMS volunteer
David Brown
Tommy Chamblee
Angela Kinder
Suzanne Little
Dianne Loden
Sharon Miles
Brian Quinn
Judy Smith
Sam Summerford
Mike Thorn
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Janice Watson
Tommy Weatherford
Robin Wofford
Itawamba County
4-H Itawamba County
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of NEMS
F.A.I.T.H. Food Pantry
Faith Haven, Inc.
Fulton United Methodist Food Pantry
Habitat for Humanity of Itawamba County
Itawamba United Methodist Food Pantry West
LIFE of Mississippi
Dependence of NEMS, Inc. (NCADD)
NMMC Social Work Patient Assistance Fund
S.A.F.E., Inc.
Southern Christian Services for Children
and Youth, Inc. - Harden House
Three Rivers Area Agency on Aging
Lee County
2015 Agency Funding
4-H Lee County
Association for Excellence in Education
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of NEMS
Boys & Girls Club of NEMS Baldwyn Club
Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi
Church After School Association, Inc. (CASA)
CATCH Kids
El Centro, Inc.
ExPect
F.A.I.T.H. Food Pantry
Faith Haven, Inc.
Good Samaritan Health Services, Inc.
Habitat for Humanity of NEMS
LIFE of Mississippi
Meals on Wheels
Dependence of NEMS (NCADD)
NMMC Social Work Assistance Fund
S.A.F.E., Inc.
St. Luke United Methodist Food Pantry
Saints' Brew
Salvation Army
Shepherd's Center of Greater Tupelo
Southern Christian Services for Children and
Youth, Inc. – Harden House
Sunday Fund
$22,000
$15,000
$71,000
$21,500
$12,000
$75,000
$5,500
$100,000
$11,000
$30,000
$11,500
$19,500
$23,500
$53,000
$31,500
$42,500
$46,000
$68,250
$4,772
$10,000
$62,000
$52,000
$9,000
$3,106
$7,000
$2,500
$3,500
$15,000
$10,250
$7,500
$35,000
$75,000
$10,750
$5,000
$3,000
$150,000
$6,500
$3,000
$7,000
$10,000
$3,000
$23,000
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April 28, 2014 Tornadoes
United Way of Northeast Mississippi’s mission is “ to create
opportunities to improve lives in the communities we serve.” After the
devastating tornadoes that hit Lee and Itawamba counties on April 28, 2014,
United Way had to find a way to help people in these communities recover.
In the days, weeks, and months following the storms, United Way
coordinated over 3,000 volunteers that came into Northeast Mississippi to
assist with debris removal. United
Way’s Volunteer Reception Center
served as a base where volunteers
could arrive to find out what work
was needed and where to go to
help.
United Way was also able to rent equipment through Paul Smithey
Construction Company so that volunteer operators could clear large debris
for homeowners, saving residents
thousands of dollars in debris removal
costs.
Through generous donations from the
community and the volunteer time of
thousands of people around the
country, Northeast Mississippi has
been able to recover much more
quickly than anticipated. United Way is
honored to have been able to do our
part to help our neighbors rebuild their lives.
Troy Allen
Terry Anderson
Jessica Baker
Lynn Beadles
Jerilynn Billingsley
Frances Brasfield
Terry Bullard
Renee Creely
Connie Davidson
Liz Dawson
Teresa Dye
Bryan Fikes
Cathy Fitzpatrick
Jeff Fox
Andy Garner
Janice Garrett
Amanda Gaskin
Brad Glover
Beth Harrison
Tonya Hensley
Mark Hinton
Jake Heyer
Jessica Hill
Deborah Kellett
Donna Loden
Jamey Logan
Mike Maynard
Janis McCoy
Ann McMillan
Paul Mize III
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John Nance
Margaret Peel
Greg Pirkle
Lucia Randal
Cathy Robertson
Tammy Rodgers
Tina Sample
Ron Stephens
Crystal Tucker
Rhonda Weaver
Larry Witcher
Carrie Wood
Lee County
United Way also helped staff the
donations warehouse for families
affected by the storm, and United
Way Executive Director Melinda Tidwell served on the Community Based
Recovery Team that assisted individuals with unmet needs greater than
their insurance or personal finances could cover.
Pontotoc County
2015 Agency Funding
Agape Health Services, Inc.
Banah Pregnancy Testing Center
CATCH Kids
Faith Haven, Inc.
Habitat for Humanity of Pontotoc County
LIFE of Mississippi
New Haven Center for Special Needs Adults
S.A.F.E., Inc.
Salvation Army - Pontotoc
Southern Christian Services for Child and
Youth, Inc. - Harden House
$1,500
$8,000
$7,500
$5,000
$6,750
$6,750
$5,500
$2,500
$1,700
$10,000
$450
$4,000
$2,750
$5,000
$1,300
$1,273
$1,000
$359
$500
$1,000
$1,500
$2,900
$3,000
$2,500
$1,000
$18,000
$2,200
$300
$3,500
$1,000
$4,600
A single mother of two came into The Salvation
Army store after the home she was renting in
Tupelo burned down. The family lost everything
they owned. They wanted to move to Pontotoc County
where rent was cheaper. Mom had the money for a
deposit, but not the first month’s rent. We listened and
cried with her, and we were able to pay her rent for
the first month. We were also able to help her with a
bed and other household items to furnish her new
home. The mother had a good job at Toyota, but she
just needed a little help to get back on her feet after
losing everything.
—The Salvation Army employee
Habitat for Humanity
Ronnie Bell
Pat Benjamin
Ken Corley
Eve Hefner
Jennifer Johnson
Tracy Kramer
Ritchie Little
Bonnie Litton
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Patsy Maffett
Allen Maxey
Bryan McCutchen
Derric Morrison
Tonya Shirley
Diane Simmons
Yvonne Smith
Bonnie Ware
2015 Agency Funding
$8,000
$7,000
$8,500
$4,250
$15,000
$23,150
$4,500
$2,200
$3,000
$1,000
$1,500
$3,000
$700
$90
$700
$200
$500
$2,000
$850
$3,000
$2,500
$300
$7,000
$200
$2,000
$200
$1,400
When most kids get to Faith Haven,
they are scared and crying. They
expect the worst. But when a kid
comes, they don’t want to leave. They fall
in love with the house and the staff. I know
Faith Haven is an emergency shelter, but it
is so much more than that. It is a place
where kids can collect themselves, where
they can take a break from the stress in
their lives. It is like a gas station and the
kids stop to fill up, so they have enough
energy to go on.
Regional Rehab
—16-year-old girl, former resident at Faith
Haven Emergency Shelter
Debbie Bishop
Verna Butler
Patrick Eaton
Trudy Featherston
Ann Floyd
Alisha Garrison
Christina Lawless
Mary Lemons
Christy Schell
Jamie Tucker
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Lori Tucker
Anthony Whirley
Betty Williams
Prentiss County
4-H Prentiss County
Boys & Girls Clubs of NEMS Baldwyn Club
Boys & Girls Clubs of NEMS Booneville Club
Faith Haven, Inc.
LIFE of Mississippi
S.A.F.E., Inc.
Salvation Army
Tishomingo County
2015 Agency Funding
4-H Tishomingo County
Boys & Girls Clubs of NEMS Iuka Club
Faith Haven, Inc.
Food Depot of Tishomingo County
Helpful Samaritan Food Pantry
Junior Auxiliary of Tishomingo County
LIFE of Mississippi
S.A.F.E., Inc.
$2,000
$4,000
$1,500
$1,500
$10,765
$500
$1,100
$5,000
$3,500
$322
$500
$500
$500
$500
$200
$1,000
$800
$1,000
$750
$500
$1,450
$800
When Jack began receiving treatment at the
Autism Center, he didn’t speak, used limited
sign language, and had no eye contact or interaction
with people or toys. Two weeks into his treatment, I
went to pick Jack up from a session. A staff member
said, “Wait. Just wait until you see.” Jack was at his
work table with a pegboard. Calm, serene, and with a
smile on his face, he counted the pegs, out loud, one
to five. It was the single greatest, sweetest, most
rewarding moment of my life.
—Lisa Martin, mom of Jack
Donnie Brown
Cornelia Emmons
Beth Davis
Tiffany Johnson
Jill Long
Laura McClung
Penny McGee
Lisa Phelps
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Vanita Southward
Ronny Stricklen
Gina Underwood
Tim Wigginton
2015 Agency Funding
$14,650
$4,000
$2,500
$1,500
$15,500
$1,000
$2,000
$1,500
$16,000
$500
$1,500
$6,500
$2,000
$10,000
$500
$500
$104
$750
$500
$500
$2,500
$700
$2,000
$500
$1,000
$500
$1,500
They came out here and they
fixed the front of my house. They
did a good job. It looked like a new trailer!
before
It was all torn out in the front, it was real
bad. And they made it look like it was
new.
They did it all for free, no money, and
that’s God’s blessing. The Lord has been
good to me.
-Mrs. Lela Decker, Lighthouse Center of
Union County client
after
Aubrey Blakemore
Haden Edwards
Lanell Hudson
Gracie Jackson
Cathy Martin
Allen Maxwell
Martha Frances Monroe
Mike Nobles
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Jan Pannell
Vickie Rowland
Anne Shirley
Union County
Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi
Faith Haven, Inc.
Good Samaritan Center of Union County
LIFE of Mississippi
Lighthouse Enrichment Center of Union County
New Haven Center for Special Needs Adults
S.A.F.E., Inc.
Salvation Army
2015 Partner Agencies
4-H Clubs
All 4-H Clubs prepare youth to meet the
challenges of childhood, adolescence
and adulthood by utilizing a
coordinated long-term, progressive
series of educational experiences that
enhance life skills and develop positive
social, emotional, physical and
cognitive competencies.
4-H Itawamba County
Phone: 662-862-3201
Address: 304 C Wiygul Street,
Fulton, MS 38843
Website: www.msucares.com/
counties/itawamba_29/4h.html
Counties Served: Itawamba
4-H Lee County
Phone: 662-841-9000
Address: P .O. Box 2297,
Tupelo, MS 38803
Website: http://msucares.com/
counties/lee_41/4h.html
Counties Served: Lee
4-H Prentiss County
Phone: 662-728-5631
Address: P .O. Box 130,
Booneville, MS 38829
counties/prentiss_59/4h.html
Counties Served: P rentiss
4-H Tishomingo County
Phone: 662-423-7016
Address: 238 K aki Street, Iuka,
MS 38852
counties/tishomingo_71/4h.html
Counties Served: Tishomingo
Phone: 662-598-1027
Address: 505 North Street, P .O.
Box 1191, New Albany, MS 38652
Website: www.agapehs.org
Counties Served: Benton,
Lafayette, Lee, Marshall, Pontotoc,
Tippah and Union
Services: Shares the love of Christ
by providing free healthcare to those
without medical insurance.
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American Red Cross North
Mississippi Chapter
Phone: 662-842-6101
After Hours:
1-855-891-7325 Disaster
1-877-272-7337 Military
1-800-733-2767 Health & Safety
Address: 4127 Westside Drive,
Tupelo, MS 38801
Website: www.redcross.org/
mississippi
Counties Served: All
Services: P rovides assistance to
victims of disasters, service to military
personnel and their families, standard
first aid and CPR courses, blood borne
pathogens and baby-sitting courses,
water safety and lifeguard certification
and community disaster preparedness
education.
Association for Excellence in
Education (AEE)
Phone: 662-680-2351
Address: c/o Create Fdn, P .O. Box
1053, Tupelo, MS 38802
Services: Works to improve
education in the Tupelo Public Schools
by funding specific programs and
initiatives.
Autism Center of North
Mississippi
Phone: 662-840-0974
Address: 146 South Thomas
Street, Suite C, Tupelo, MS 38801
Website:
www.autismcenternms.com
Counties Served: Chickasaw,
Itawamba, Lee, Pontotoc, Prentiss,
Tishomingo and Union
Services: P rovides affordable
therapeutic services to children with
autism by utilizing research-proven
techniques to overcome the most
debilitating effects of this disorder. Also
trains parents and educators in the use
of these techniques.
Ba n a h P r e g n a n c y T e s t i n g
Center of Pontotoc, Inc.
Phone: 662-488-9683
Address: P .O. Box 216, P ontotoc, M S
38863
Website: www.banahnorthms.com
Counties Served: Chickasaw, Lee,
Pontotoc and Union
Services: Offers pregnancy testing,
ongoing pregnancy support, abstinence
and marriage education, dating,
relationship and parenting classes, family
counseling and community referrals as a
free service.
Boys & Girls Clubs of North
Mississippi
Website: www.bgcnms.org
Counties Served: Lee, Tippah and
Union
Services: P rovides a positive, safe
environment during after-school and
summer hours for more than 2000 children
to learn, develop relationships with caring
adult professionals and participate in lifeenhancing and character developing
experiences.
Bi g B r o t h e r s / B i g S i s t e r s o f
Northeast Mississippi
Phone: 601-961-9286
Address: P .O. Box 16414, Jackson, M S
39236
Website: www.bbbsms.org
Counties Served: Itawamba and Lee
Services: M atches carefully screened
adult volunteers with children between the
ages of 5 – 15 to motivate and empower
them through positive one-to-one
mentoring relationships.
Bo y S c ou t s Y oc on a A r e a
Council
Phone: 662-842-2871
Address: 505 Air P ark Road, Tupelo,
MS 38801
Website: www.yocona.org
Counties Served: Lee, Itaw amba,
Prentiss, Pontotoc, Tishomingo, Union,
Alcorn, Tippah, Benton, Yalobusha,
Marshall and Lafayette
Services: Scouting is an educational
program that prepares youth for life. It is
broken down into three different age
groups: Cub Scouting for boys ages 6-10,
Boy Scouting for boys 11-18 and Venturing
for boys and girls ages 13-20. All three
groups hold the same mission of preparing
the youth to make ethical choices over
their lifetime and achieving their full
potential. Scouting helps youth develop
academic and leadership skills as well as a
sense of ethics, citizenship and selfconfidence in order to help them become
the future leaders of our communities.
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Tupelo Clubs
Phone: 662-841-6504
Address: P .O. Box 1098, Tupelo,
MS 38802
Ne w A l b a n y C l u b
Phone: 662-534-2150
Address: 507 Oak Street, New
Albany, MS 38652
Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast
Mississippi
Website:
www.boysandgirlsclub.corinth.ms
Counties Served: Lee, P rentiss and
Tishomingo
Baldwyn Club
Phone: 662-365-8854
Address: 350 Charlotte Street,
P.O. Box 353, Baldwyn, MS 38824
Booneville Club
Phone: 662-210-0841
Address: P .O. Box 57, Booneville,
MS 38829
Iuka Club
Phone: 662-423-3155
Address: P .O. Box 1191, Iuka, M S
38852
Boys & Girls Clubs of
North Mississippi
CATCH Kids
Phone: 662-377-2194
Address: P .O. Box 796, Tupelo, M S
38802
Website: www.catchkids.org
Counties Served: Chickasaw, Lee
and Pontotoc
Services: M akes comprehensive,
high quality medical and dental care
accessible and available to children
birth to 18 years who have barriers to
getting needed care. The care focuses
on prevention and wellness, as well as
on treatment of acute and chronic
illnesses.
EXCEL, Inc.
Phone: 662-447-2030
Address: 230 West M ain Street,
Okolona, MS 38860
Website: www.excelcommons.com
Counties Served: Chickasaw, Lee
and Monroe
Services: After school and summer
learning programs, ABE/GED
preparation, Work Keys preparation,
senior citizen programs, drop-in
computer lab, exercise programs and
resale store.
ExPect
Phone: 662-808-1915
Church After School
Association, Inc. (CASA)
38802
Phone: 662-842-3887
Address: 213 W M ain St, Suite 230, Services: Helps provide quality,
Tupelo, MS 38804
equal education for students in Lee
Website: www.casatupelo.org
County Schools by providing funds for
projects, undertakings and studies that
Services: P rovides children of
cannot be funded through ordinary
working parents (preK-6th grade) an
means.
opportunity to experience Christ’s love
by providing a place of enjoyment and F . A . I . T . H. F o o d Pa n t r y
security, both physically and
Phone: 662-963-2608
emotionally. Scholarships available.
Address: 1338 M aple Road,
Nettleton, MS 38858
COPES - CDF Charities, Inc.
Website:
Phone: 662-456-2321
www.nettfaithfoodpantry.com
Address: P .O. Box 505, Houston,
Counties Served: Itawamba, Lee
MS 38851
and Monroe
Counties Served: Chickasaw
Services: Secures and distributes a
Services: P rovides civic, economic regular source of food to residents,
and community development for
with emphasis on families with
Chickasaw County, with the intentions children, families in crisis and the
of enhancing all aspects of community elderly under the USDA guidelines.
life through volunteer sponsored
programs. Targets at risk youths,
F a i t h Ha v e n , I n c .
pregnant teens and school dropouts.
Phone: 662-844-7091
El Centro, Inc.
38802
Phone: 662-610-0960
Services: P rovides 24-hour
Suite 116, Tupelo, MS 38801
emergency care for children, birth to
eighteen years, who have been
Services: El Centro provides
removed from abusive or neglectful
education and training to help
situations or have been abandoned.
Hispanics and other immigrants
integrate into the local community.
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Family Resource Center of
Phone: 662-844-0013
Address: 425 M agazine Street,
Tupelo, MS 38804
Website: www.frcms.org
Services: P rovides free quality
educational and support services in a
family-based and child-friendly
environment to promote healthy families
and communities. Services include
workshops, classes, and presentations on
parenting/co-parenting education, infant/
toddler classes, conflict resolution,
domestic violence, anti-bullying and
abstinence/youth development. Also
serves as a Children’s Advocacy Center
for children who may be victims of abuse
or have witnessed a violent crime.
Food Depot of Tishomingo
County
Phone: 662-720-7185, 662-279-4184
Address: 1701 P aul Edmondson
Drive, P.O. Box 36, Iuka, MS 38852
Services: P rovides food boxes to
residents of Tishomingo County.
Fulton United Methodist Food
Pantry
Phone: 662-862-9530
Address: P .O. Box 907, Fulton, M S
38843
Services: Supplies families qualified
under USDA guidelines with food on the
third Saturday of each month. Food is
also provided on an emergency basis to
referrals from churches, The Salvation
Army, DHS and other local community
service agencies.
teach girls in grades K-12 to take action:
for themselves, their communities and the
world. And with generations of proactive,
passionate women as mentors, girls have
access to life-changing experiences and
adventures. In everything we do, girls are
encouraged to follow the fun, do what
they love, face challenges and never back
down from a big adventure.
Good Samaritan Center of
Union County
Phone: 662-534-0931
Address: P .O. Box 588, 845 B Sam T.
Barkley Drive, New Albany, MS 38652
Counties Served: Union
Services: P rovides emergency
assistance through the food pantry to help
with the nutritional needs of the
unemployed, low-income individuals and
families, and our senior residents of Union
County. Provides financial assistance with
energy bills and rent.
Good Samaritan Health
Services, Inc.
Phone: 662-844-3733
38802
Website: www.tupelofreeclinic.org
Services: Serves Lee County
residents, age 18-65, who need primary
health care, who are employed or
temporarily unemployed and who do not
have or cannot afford health insurance or
do not receive VA or disability benefits.
G i r l S c o u t s He a r t o f t h e S o u t h
Phone: 800-624-4185
Address: Corporate: P.O. Box 240246
Memphis, TN 38124-0246
Local: 1140 West Main Street, Tupelo, MS
38801
Website: www.girlscoutshs.org
Services: Girl Scouts Heart of the
South is changing girls' lives through the
Girl Scout Leadership Experience. We
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Ha b i t a t f o r H u m a n i t y o f
Houston MS
Phone: 662-456-5758
Address: 111 East Washington
Street, Houston, MS 38851
Services: P artners with families living
in substandard housing to build modest,
affordable homes or repair existing ones.
Families must meet guidelines of
residency, income and willingness to
partner.
Itawamba County
Phone: 662-862-7384
Address: 121 South Gaither Street,
Fulton, MS 38843
Services: A Christian housing
ministry providing inexpensive housing
for people in need. Habitat raises
money, recruits volunteers, constructs
and sells sturdy homes with no interest
added, to eligible, low income families.
Phone: 662-842-4675
MS 38802
Services: P rovides simple,
affordable houses for eligible lowincome families who do not qualify for
conventional loans and meet the
criteria for family size, stability and
ability to pay.
Po n t o t o c C o u n t y
Phone: 662-488-9090
Address: P .O. Box 486, P ontotoc,
MS 38863
Website: www.pchfh.org
Counties Served: P ontotoc
Services: Builds affordable housing
for low-income families in an attempt
to alleviate sub-standard housing in
Pontotoc County.
He l p f u l S a m a r i t a n F o o d
Pa n t r y
Phone: 662-423-3707
Address: P .O. Box 944, Iuka, M S
38852
Services: Assists people during
periods of emergency economic crisis
by providing food and/or other
necessities on a limited term basis to
meet hunger and other basic needs.
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Phone: 662-842-4673
Address: 2754 M attox Street,
Tupelo, MS 38801
Website: hopefamilyministries.com
Services: Offers confidential, Biblical,
pastoral counseling to individuals,
couples and families, while providing
encouragement, direction, hope, and
practical skills as people grow in their
relationship with Jesus Christ. Marriage
Enrichment workshops are also offered.
Itawamba United Methodist
Food Pantry West
Phone: 662-282-4325
Address: 5905 Highway 363,
P.O. Box 33, Mantachie, MS 38855
Services: Secures and distributes
donated and purchased food to
residents who qualify under the USDA
guidelines and residency guidelines,
focusing on the elderly and families
with children.
LIFE of Mississippi (Living
I n d e p e n d e n c e f o r E v e r y on e )
Phone: 662-844-6633
Address: 1051 Cliff Gookin Blvd.,
Tupelo, MS 38801
Website: www.lifeofms.com
Services: Empowers people with
significant disabilities to be as
independent and as fully involved in
their communities as they can and
choose to be.
L i g h t h o u s e E n r i c h me n t
Center of Union County
Phone: 662-538-5520
Address: P .O. Box 2463, New
Albany, MS 38652
Counties Served: Union
Services: P rovides necessary home
repair assistance for elderly or disabled
home owners or the working poor who
live at or near the poverty level.
M e a l s o n Wh e e l s , M S M S S
Phone: 662-844-1441 ext. 1056
Tupelo, MS 38801
Website: www.mss.org/servicesinhome.aspx
Services: P rovides a hot, wellbalanced noon time meal 5 days a week
to individuals in Lee County who are age
60+ and meet eligibility requirements.
Mission Okolona
Phone: 662-891-7243
Address: P .O. Box 537, Okolona, M S
38860
Services: Follows the example of
Jesus to provide for the hungry among us,
Mission Okolona distributes food that
meets the USDA guidelines to those in
need.
Na t i o n a l C o u n c i l o n A l c o h o l i s m
and Drug Dependence of
NE M S , I n c . ( NC A D D )
Phone: 662-841-0403
Address: 200 North Spring Street,
Tupelo, MS 38804
Website: www.msncadd.net
Counties Served: Lee, Itaw amba,
Pontotoc, Chickasaw, Prentiss, Union,
Tishomingo, Alcorn, Tippah, Monroe and
Benton
Services: P rovides free, confidential
assessments for adolescents and adults
suffering from substance abuse and
addiction. Education, information, help
and hope regarding addiction and
substance abuse/dependence, free family
counseling. free after/school Teen
Addiction Awareness Program, for at-risk
teens ages 13-18.
Meals on Wheels
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Ne w Ha v e n C e n t e r f o r S p e c i a l
Ne e d s A d u l t s
Phone: 662-534-4289
Address: P .O. Box 135, New Albany,
MS 38652
Counties Served: P ontotoc, Tippah
and Union
Services: P rovides a day facility for
special needs adults where they can
experience a variety of activities, enjoy
the company of a peer group, learn life
skills and work toward greater
independence through lifelong learning
geared toward their individual needs.
NM M C C a m p B r e a t h e E z z z z e
Phone: 662-377-4930
Address: 830 South Gloster Street,
Tupelo, MS 38801
Website: www.nmhs.net/
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Services: Teaches children with
asthma in a camp setting how to manage
their condition to reduce hospitalization
and improve school attendance.
NM M C C a n c e r C e n t e r Pa t i e n t
Assistance Fund
Phone: 662-377-4049
Tupelo, MS 38801
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Services: P rovides help with
medications, transportation and
nutritional supplements to cancer patients
in need.
NM M C D i a b e t e s Pa t i e n t
Assistance Fund
Phone: 662-377-2500
Address: 845 South M adison Street,
Tupelo, MS 38801
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Services: P rovides supplies and self management training for persons with
diabetes who have inadequate financial
resources to improve their quality of life
and decreases preventable hospital
admissions for the service area.
NM M C He a r t P a t i e n t
Assistance Fund
Phone: 662-377-3654
Tupelo, MS 38801
NMMC heart patients and their families.
These needs may include medications,
educational tools, medical supplies
and/or equipment and travel assistance
for those patients who have inadequate
financial resources with the goal being
to improve their quality of life and
decrease preventable hospital
admissions.
NM M C H o s p i c e P a t i e n t
Assistance Fund
Phone: 662-377-2108
Address: 422 A P resident Avenue,
Tupelo, MS 38801
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Services: P rovides a specialized
program of care emphasizing the
management of pain and other
symptoms associated with terminal
illness. Works with the family and the
patient to help each person live each
day as fully and meaningfully as
possible.
NM M C S o c i a l Wo r k P a t i e n t
Assistance Fund
Phone: 662-377-3158
Tupelo, MS 38801
NMMC patients and their families
whose needs cannot be met by other
patient care funds or by community
resources. These needs may include
medication, transportation, clothing,
medical supplies or emergency shelter
for those who are uninsured.
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Phone: 662-369-6149
Address: 308 Hwy 8 West,
Aberdeen, MS 39730
Services: P rovides support
services such as medication,
transportation and emergency financial
assistance to patients on kidney
dialysis.
Okolona Community Dollars
for Scholars
Phone: 662-447-3222
Address: P .O. Box 559, Okolona,
MS 38860
Website:
www.okolona.dollarsforscholars.org
Services: Raises educational
expectations, ensures academic
preparation and offers financial
assistance for post-secondary
education.
Parkgate Pregnancy Clinic
Phone: 662-841-1517
Address: 100 P ark Gate Ext,
Suite 2A-H, Tupelo, MS 38801
Website: www.parkgateclinic.com
Services: P rovides a safe, Christlike environment designed to empower
women and men to make life-affirming
choices through education and support.
Regional Rehabilitation
Center, Inc.
Phone: 662-842-1891
Address: 615 P egram Drive,
Tupelo, MS 38801
Website: regionalrehabcenter.com
Services: P rovides speech/
language therapy, physical therapy,
occupational therapy, audiology
services and early intervention services
to all ages in a long-term outpatient,
therapeutic rehabilitation center.
Services are provided until maximum
benefit is received at no charge to the
client or his insurance company.
S.A.F.E., Inc.
(Shelter and Assistance in
Family Emergencies)
Phone: 662-841-9105
38802
Website: www.safeshelter.net
Services: Serves victims of domestic
violence, their children, and all victims of
sexual assault. Offers shelter and
counseling for all victims.
Salvation Army
Provides minimum necessities of life such
as emergency food, shelter, rent, utilities
and medicine on a crisis intervention
basis.
Salvation Army - Chickasaw
Phone: 662-456-0070
Address: P .O. Box 404, Houston,
MS 38851
Salvation Army - Pontotoc
Phone: 662-236-2260
MS 38863
Counties Served: P ontotoc
Saints’ Brew at All Saints’
Episcopal Church
Phone: 662-842-4386
Address: 608 West Jefferson Street,
Salvation Army - Tupelo
Tupelo, MS 38804
Phone: 662-680-2758
Website: ww w.allsaintstupelo.org
MS 38802
Services: P rovides a hot breakfast to
Counties Served: Lee, Upper
homeless and low-income residents of
Monroe, Prentiss and Union
Tupelo, Monday through Friday from 7:00
Services: 3 meals are furnished
to 8:30 a.m. except Thanksgiving and
daily for the hungry every Monday –
Christmas. Quarterly legal services and
Friday.
mental health counseling are also
available at no cost.
Shepherd's Center of Greater
Tupelo
S a l l y K a t e Wi n t e r s F a mi l y
Phone: 662-840-0787
Services
Phone: 662-494-4867
38802
Address: P .O. Box 1233, W est P oint,
MS 39773
Services: Empowers senior adults
Website: www.sallykatewinters.org
(over 62) to live independently by offering
transportation, doing minor home repairs
Itawamba, Lee, Pontotoc, Prentiss and
and social gatherings.
Tishomingo
Services: P rovides emergency shelter S o u t h e r n C h r i s t i a n S e r v i c e s
services for children from birth to age 17
for Children and Youth, Inc. who have been violated by crimes of child Ha r d e n H o u s e
abuse, neglect and family violence. The
Phone: 662-680-9191
program also offers overnight respite
Address: 1529 Cliff Gookin Boulevard,
services for children within the foster care Tupelo, MS 38804
system. Runaway and homeless youth
Website: www.scscy.org
services are additionally available for
youth 12-17 as well as transitional living
Services: Serves abused, abandoned
services for young adults 18-22. All youth and neglected youth; assisting them in a
served receive counseling, independent
safe therapeutic environment and leading
living skills, and educational tutoring as
them to become self-sufficient and
needed.
contributing members of society.
Therapeutic foster program available.
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Special Education Bowling
Association
Phone: 662-891-3976
Address: 106 Drive 1558,
Mooreville, MS 38857
Tishomingo
Services: P rovides a bowling
program for special education and
handicap students which enhances
physical developments, social skills and
individual student success.
St. Luke United Methodist
Food Pantry
Phone: 662-842-6522
Address: 1400 Clayton Avenue,
Tupelo, MS 38804
Services: P rovides Lee County
residents who meet the qualifications
with food boxes. Open every Thursday
from 8AM – 12PM. Targets the elderly
and families with children.
Sunday Fund - Mississippi
Methodist Senior Services
Phone: 662-844-1441
Tupelo, MS 38801
Website: www.mss.org/index.php/
sunday-fund
meet the financial housing burden of
elders living on the Traceway campus.
Three Rivers Area Agency on
Aging
Phone: 662-489-2415
MS 38863
Website: www.trpdd.com
Counties Served: Itawamba,
Pontotoc and Union
Services: P rovides five nutritious
meals per week to eligible homebound
or impaired older individuals.
Particularly serving those with greatest
need economically or socially.
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We s t o n R e e d F o u n d a t i o n
Phone: 662-690-4011
Suite 117, Tupelo, MS 38801
Union
Services: Agency mission - to save
young lives from life threatening
cardiac events by screening and early
detection of heart conditions. Training
of individuals to take appropriate
actions in heart health emergencies
and placement of AED’s in the
community.
Wo m e n F i r s t R e s o u r c e
Center, Inc.
Phone: 662-842-5725
Address: 215 North Gloster Street,
Suite D, Tupelo, MS 38804
Website: www.facebook.com/
pages/Women-First-ResourceCenter/210829675601028
Services: Offers support groups for
cancer and fibromyalgia patients,
community awareness programs, a
casserole ministry and resource library
to fill its commitment to educate,
inform and empower women’s lives.
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American Furniture
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Ashby & Associates, PLLC
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Ms. Jennifer D. Springer
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Taylor
Rachel W. White
Martinrea Automotive
Structures
Mr. George S. Gilliland
McCarty Company
Mr. P. Gregg Garner
Thomas D. and Rhonda Saunders
Donna and William Mills
Ms. Joan Chaney
Na i l M c K i n n e y , P. A .
David and Ellen Miller
Anonymous
Ms. Linda Crawford
Mr. James Pegues
Mr. and Mrs. John Repult
Mr. Eddie Wright
Mr. Richard D. Bullock, Jr.
Mrs. Leslie G. Groome
Mr. Tollie White
Ne p h r o l o g y & Hy p e r t e n s i o n
Associates LTD
Mississippi Department of
Transportation
Ne s c o L L C
Audrey and Jim Thomas
Mississippi Forestry
Commission
Andy and Heather Redwood
Mississippi Radio Group:
Miss 98, Sunny 93, Z98.5,
and 104.3
Scott and Brenda Bebout
Anonymous
Ms. Stephanie B. Hall
Mr. Sonny V. Holcomb
Cathy Williams
M i t c h e l l , M c Nu t t & S a m s
Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Mitchell, III
Montgomery Enterprises
Inc.
Mr. Luke C. Montgomery
MSU North Mississippi
Research & Extension
Center
Camille and Crofton Sloan
MTD Products Tupelo
Ted and Lynn Moll
Cathy and Mike Fitzpatrick
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Wooldridge
Bob Gatlin
NM M C - I u k a
Ms. Rebecca Cummings
Ms. Tammy Dodson
Mr. Layne Harris
Mr. Darryl Long
Ms. Kathy Patrick
Ms. Vanita Southward
Mr. Fred Truesdale, Jr.
NM M C - P o n t o t o c
Ms. Bessie Stafford
Melissa and Keith Lindsey
Mr. Brent Sanders
Ms. Denise Heard
D. Keith Lindsey
Ms. Nina Reeves
Ms. Cathy Waldrop
Ms. Kim R. White
NM M C - T u p e l o
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Condit
David and Ellen Friloux
Chuck and Kristie Gholson
Dr. Edward Hill
Ms. Rhonda Kelly
Ms. Jennifer Peek
Dr. T. Ray Perrine
Ms. Kimberly Remmers
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Mills & Mills Architects, PC
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ridgway
Mrs. Vivian Rogers NP-C
Mr. Kenneth Sloan
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Abel
Ms. Sarah Helen Beckham
Ms. Lisa A. Brown
Ms. Shauna Clouse
Mr. Robert Ellis
Ms. Melissa Enlow
Larry Flippo and Family
Dr. Jody Gibson, Pharm D
Ms. Alesia Kendrick
Ms. Teresa McClain
Ms. Memory Nowell
Ms. Lisa Renfroe
Mr. John Savoy
Ms. Alexis H. Wallace
Anonymous
Mr. T.J. Adams
Mr. Robert Alderman
Mr. Morris Alexander
Amanda and Dru Allen
Mr. Jon Arnold
Mrs. Amanda Bagwell
Ms. Connie Baker
Ms. April Bell
Ms. Neisha Bell
Ms. Sondra Bennett
Ms. Janice Black
Mr. Brandon Bond
Ms. Lisa Boutwell
Mr. James Boyle
Mr. Calvin Braddock
Mr. William Bray
Ms. Betty Brown
Ms. Paula Brown
Ms. Sheila Bryan
Ms. Beth Bryant
Ms. Tammy Bullock
Ms. Terwanda Burress
Ms. Wanda Della Calce
Matthew S. Carpenter
Ms. Leslia Carter
Ms. Joan Chandler
Mr. Kelly Chesnutt
Mr. Ryan Clayton
Mr. David Cleveland
Ms. Latonya Clifton
Ms. Meatta Coats
Lesley and Gloria Cook
Kim Chaney Corzine
Ms. Sharon Cox
Ms. Linda Cromeans
Ms. Pamela Crump
Mr. Eddie Dalton
Ms. Barbara Davis
Mr. Jesse Davis
Mr. Todd Davis
Mrs. Liz Dawson
Ms. Deborah Dean
Ms. Twana Dearing
Ms. Gail Denton
Ms. Melissa Dodson
Ms. Becky Dorough
Ms. Sherri Dulaney
Ms. Roni Dupree
Ms. Carla Durham
Amy R. Easley
Ms. Rhonda Eaton
Ms. Cheryl Edgeworth
Mr. David Elliott
Ms. Carla Enis
Ms. Angie Everett
Mr. John Everett
Ms. Barbara Ezell
Ms. Alison Farley
Mr. Bill Farrar
Lisa and Victor Fleitas
Ms. Kathy Ford
Ms. Stephanie Ford
Ms. Elfriede Foster
Ms. Sharon Fox
Mr. Jonathan Freer
Ms. Callie Gates
Ms. Karen George
Ms. Tobie Gillean
Ms. Teresa Gordon
Dr. Cecille Goysich
Ms. Charlotte Green
Ms. Teri Green
Debbie and David Hall
Ms. Sharen Hall
Kimberly C. Hammond
Ms. Cassie Harris
Ms. Catherine A. Harville
Ms. Susan Hatfield
Ms. Kathy Haynes
Ms. Theresa Hellen
Mr. Wade Henley
Ms. Lynda Hersey
Ms. Lisa Hodge
Mr. Gordon Hollingsworth
Dr. Sandra Holmes
Mr. Henry W. Horton, II
Donna and Houston Huggins
Ms. Amanda Hughes
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Ms. Pam Robbins
Ms. Regina Robbins
Ms. Melinda Rogers
Mr. Tim Rogers
Ms. Regena Rowan
Ms. Cheryl Russell
Ms. Holli Sanders
Thomas D. and Rhonda Saunders
Ms. Jasmyne Searcy
David Senter
Mr. David Shumpert
Cobern and Eric Smith
Melissa D. Smith
Ms. Sherry Smith
Ms. Jackie Soden
Ms. Amy Spearman
Ms. Victoria Spragin
Ms. Cindy Spruill
Ms. Neva Stacy
Mr. Mac Stanford
Mr. Paul Steen
Ms. Shelley Stewart
Courtney Stringer
Ms. Cynthia Stults
Dr. Amanda Summers
Ms. Amber Terry
Ms. Deborah Thomas
Ms. Sarah Thompson
Mr. Jedd Thorderson
Mr. Javier Tiscareno
Joyce Tubb
Kim Tutor
Mrs. Whitney Ueltschey
Ms. Chevela Underwood
Ms. Marion Vance
Ms. Jennifer Wade
Ms. Rhonda Wahl
Mrs. Brigitta Walker
Ms. Cherie Walker
Ms. Janice Walker
Mr. Carl Wallace
Ms. Darlene Waycaster
Ms. Carla Weeden
Ms. Amanda Weeks
Ms. Julie Westmoreland
Ms. Ashley Whatley
Kenneth and Cheryl Wheeler
Ms. Mary White
Ms. Ottie White
Ms. Margaret Whitehead
Ms. Nikki Williams
Ms. Linda Wilson
Ms. Aurora Wong
Ms. Brenda E. Worthey
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Dr. Susan Hyatt
Ms. Cynthia Ivy
Mr. Octavius Ivy
Mr. James Jackson, Jr.
Ms. Theresa Jenkins
Ms. Amanda Johnson
Ms. Joyce Johnson
Ms. Elizabeth Jones
Mr. William Jones
Ms. Pamela Kelly
Ms. Charie Kennedy
Mr. John Killian
Ms. Betsy Knight
Ms. Monda Lamb
Ms. Melinda Lamon
Ms. Kelli Lewis
Rhonda Lewis
Jennifer and James Locke
Ms. Stacy Lopez
Ms. Alice McAnally
Ms. Ruth McClurkan
Ms. Tabatha McCoy
Mrs. Kimberly McCrory
Ms. Debra McGreger
Mrs. Phyllis McKoin
Ms. Judy McNeal
Ms. Jennifer Merrell
Mr. Allan Millier
Mr. Lee Montgomery
Mr. Doyle Moore
Mr. Steven Moore
Perry and Courtney Morgan
Ms. Margaret Murphey
Cheri Nipp
Mr. Mike Oliver
Ms. Joyce Olmstead
Mrs. Tabitha Oswalt
Ms. Kimberly D. Painter
Ms. Ophebia Pegues
Ms. Stacie Penkova
Ms. Leila Phillips
Mrs. Jackie Pickering
Ms. Wanda Porter
Ms. Andrea Pounds
Ms. Toni Presley
Ms. Shirlene Pruett
Ms. Leigh Pruitt
Ms. Lori Pruitt
Mr. Bobby Reagan
Andy and Heather Redwood
Ms. Kelsy Reed
Ms. Angelia Rhyne
Rev. James Richardson
Tim Ricks
Mr. Barton Wynn
Ms. Vicki Yates
Ms. Misty Yielding
N or b o r d
Dr. Marianne Barnes M.D., M.S. and Mr.
Robert G. Hajek
Dr. Richard Bobo
Ms. Lakesha Butler
Dr. Mary Chance-Peeler
Ms. Janet Cranford
Ms. Lisa Dabbs
Dr. and Mrs. William Edmonson
Ms. Margaret Fava
Ms. Ashley Henson
Ms. Mamie Kennedy
Mr. Gerald Kimbrough
Terry Miller, FNP, PhD
John R. Mitchell, M.D.
Ms. Rebecca Mitchener
Dr. Paul Perry
Ms. Connie Renfroe
Bobbi Sanders
Dr. Sue Simmons
Ms. Kathy Thomas
Dr. and Mrs. Jamie Ungo
Dr. and Mrs. David Witty
Mrs. Brandon Young
Anonymous (2)
Ms. Dana Rowan
North Mississippi Orthodontic
Associates, P.A.
Dr. and Mrs. Danny H. Dickey
North Mississippi Pediatrics
Clinic, PA
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Robertson
North Mississippi State
Hospital
Debbie and David Hall
N o r t h M S He a l t h S e r v i c e s
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hancock
Lynn and Tina Holland
Mr. Bruce Toppin and Ms. Mary A.
Plasencia
Gerald and Donna Wages
Mr. Mike Switzer
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Abel
Ms. Alicia Hinton
North Mississippi Regional
Center
Ryan and Susan Jenkins
Mr. Steve Carter
Ms. Mechelle Crosby
Dr. Ormella Cummings, Ph.D.
Mr. Wally Davis
Leigh Dillard
Mrs. Kristy Duke
Ms. Rose Mary Harvey
Mr. Scott Lambert
Ms. Stephanie Maxcy
Mrs. Lynn Nelson
Ms. Melody Poole
Charlotte Pratt
Ms. Mary Alice Pritchard
Mrs. Marsha Tapscott
Ms. Paula Turner
Ms. Sheree Walden
Northeast MS Community
College
North MS Medical Clinics
Mr. Jerry Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. David Barber
Dr. Steven Dirmeyer
Dr. Charles King and Dr. Joannie Franklin
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Shirley
Patrick and Carla Falkner
Mr. and Mrs. Craig E. Sasser
OB-GYN Associates, P.A.
Gregg and Rachel Garner
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Kellum
Mr. Greg and Dr. Brandy Patterson
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Slocum
Dr. and Mrs. Eric Webb
Dr. and Mrs. Ronny Young
Omega Motion
Parents for Public Schools
Lloyd and Sally Gray
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Pe p s i B e v e r a g e s C o m p a n y
Anonymous (2)
Mr. George E. Houston
Mr. Holis L. Lindsey
Diane and Gerald Powell
Ph e l p s D u n b a r , L L P
Greg and Lisa Pirkle
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew V. Garner
Ms. Deborah Rogers
P HI L I P S
Anonymous (3)
Stephanie and Joe Booker
Mr. Darrell B. Hink
Danane and Tom Lynch
Mr. Randall Switcher
Po n t o t o c C i t y S c h o o l s
Anonymous
R . W. R e e d C o m p a n y
Alexis de Tocqueville-$10,000+
Lisa and Jack Reed, Jr.
Catherine and Paul Mize
Mr. Jack Reed, Sr.
Camille and Crofton Sloan
Anonymous
Reed Manufacturing
Company
Mrs. Valerie Boykin
Terry and Lynda Bullard
Anonymous (2)
Mr. Ross L. Aven
Mr. Jason T. Beasley
Greg and Leslie Burks
Kevin and Tammy Chapman
Mr. Hoyt N. Cole
Mrs. Stacy L. Crowley
Mrs. Barbara Daniels
Mrs. Phyllis Drope
Mr. and Mrs. Danny D. Gladney
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jackson
Ms. Brenda L. Jackson
Ryan and Susan Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Maynard
Mr. Rickie Patterson
Margaret and Hal Peel
Renasant Insurance
Ms. Debbie Shempert
Ms. Sheila H. Nivens
Robinson and Associates,
Inc.
Tom and Fredda Robinson
Ty Robinson
Danny and Kathy Digby
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Lendon
Susan and Ed Nelson
George and Betty Taylor (Retired)
RockTenn
Regional Rehabilitation
Center
Ross & Yerger
Anonymous
Robby and Colleen Parman
Renasant Bank
Scott and Teresa Cochran
Cathy and Mike Fitzpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Goldberg
Vickey and Jim Gray
Patty and B.B. Hosch
Anonymous
Room to Room Furniture
Jim and Lisa Hawkins
Catherine and Paul Mize
Mrs. Barbara Knapp
S.A.F.E., Inc.
Anonymous
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Ms. Mary K. Cash and Ms. Leslie J.
Whritenour
Stuart and Brenda Johnson
Mimi and Robin McGraw
Mike and Teresa Mitchell
Pam and Ray Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Temple
Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Waycaster
Mary John Witt
Sanders Clinic For Women
Dr. and Mrs. C. K. White
S a v i n g s Oi l C om p a n y
Mr. Henry Dodge
Social Security Administration
Mrs. Dale Bonds
Donna and William Mills
Ms. Lynn Y. Blythe
Ms. Jacqueline T. Jennings
Ms. Vickie Mask
Ms. Tammy Parham
Mrs. Karen G. Sullivan
Toyota Boshoku Mississippi,
LLC
Hirohide Ogawa
Ms. Connie Alexander
Mr. Larry Burguess
Mississippi, Inc.
Masafumi Hamaguchi
Ms. Elizabeth A. Harrison
Mrs. Jacqueline Hogan
Mr. Sean M. Suggs
Anonymous
Russell and Tawana Basham
Mr. Victor L. Harris
S o u t h e r n D i v e r s i fi e d I n d u s t r i e s Mrs. Jennifer L. Mangels
Mr. Scotty D. Martin
Mr. Terry F. Murphy
Mr. Roy (Rocky) G. Sayers
Anonymous (2)
Mr. Tom Grimes
Ms. Betty G. Swan
Southern Motion, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bland
State Farm Insurance
Rob and Linda Rice
Stuart C. Irby Co.
Mr. Brian A. Moak
Mr. Kyle W. Walding
Summit Truck Group
Mr. Chuck Imbler, Sr.
Tennessee Valley Authority
Anonymous
Mr. William E. Duke
The Cotton Bolt
Mr. Lee Caldwell
The Orchard
Terry and Lynda Bullard
Tombigbee Electric Power
Association
Malcolm and Inita McMullan
Anonymous (2)
Ms. Sonya Duron
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Goodwin
Jeff and Judy Ivy
Mr. Barry S. Slaiman
Anonymous (10)
Mr. Trenton K. Allen
Ms. Carolyn A. Angelos
Mr. James P. Bales
Mr. Lee M. Collier
Chas Fleenor
Mr. Timothy R. Frields
Mr. Takashi Fujita
Mr. David W. Harvey
Mr. Mark Hildenbrand
Donna and Houston Huggins
Mr. Hiroshi Ishikawa
Takehiko Ito
Hiroyuki Minematsu
Michihiro Murakami
Mr. Rodney Pope
Mr. John M. Raymer
Mr. Tim D. Rock
Mr. Zachary M. Shoemaker
Mr. Christopher A. Springer
Mr. Lindell R. Strunk
Mr. Kyle R. Underwood
Tetsuaki Yoshikawa
Tremont Floral Supplies, Inc.
B.J. Canup
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T r u s t m a r k Na t i o n a l B a n k
UPS-Booneville
Malcolm and Inita McMullan
Mr. Chuck Sims
U PS - T u p e l o
Andy and Stephanie Baldwyn
Ms. Renee Creely
Mrs. Angela S. Kinder
Ms. Dianne D. Loden
Mr. Kevin Abel
Mr. William Green
Mr. Joseph Holcomb
Melissa and Spencer Knight
Mike Moore
Tupelo Anesthesia Group
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Cooper
U r o l o g y P. A .
Tupelo Christian Preparatory
School
Hughes and Ann Milam
Marty and Cari Rowe
Wa i d e a n d A s s o c i a t e s , PA
Tupelo Eye Center
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Waide, III
Dr. and Mrs. William C. Brawner
Wa l k e r & U n g o L a w F i r m
T u p e l o Ha r d w a r e
Danane and Tom Lynch
Dr. and Mrs. Jamie Ungo
Mr. George Booth, II
Wa l - M a r t
T u p e l o L e e Hu m a n e S o c i e t y
Michelle Clifton
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Jarrell
Wa t e r w a y I n c .
Mr. Danny J. Arnold
Mr. Jim Shillito
Mr. Bruce Toppin and Ms. Mary A.
Plasencia
We a t h e r a l l Pr i n t i n g
Anonymous
Jack and Kimberly Britton
Mrs. Kim Fandel
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Kisner
Ms. Suzanne Q. McGrath
Wade and Deborah Kellett
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lehman
William and Lea Mols
Tupelo Small Animal Hospital,
P. A .
Anonymous
Lynda K. Turner
Dr. Glenn S. Thomas
We s s o n & M o t h e r s h e d E y e
Center
T u p e l o S mi l e s
Dr. and Mrs. Matt Wesson
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Caron
Wo r t h i n g t o n C y l i n d e r s
Union County Employees
Mr. Richard W. Colbey
WT V A - NB C T e l e v i s i o n ;
WT V A - A B C T e l e v i s i o n
Ms. Phyllis Stanford
U n i t e d Wa y o f N o r t h e a s t
Mississippi
Anonymous
Shelia and Jerry McCool
Mike and Teresa Mitchell
Melinda and Cliff Tidwell
Mr. Russ Wilson
Anonymous
Mr. John P. Sullivan
Anonymous (2)
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Designation Information
Pe r s o n a l G i v i n g
Michael and Amanda Foster
Dr. and Mrs. Dan Brasfield
Mike and Daintry Thomas
Kathy and Jimmy Hamilton
Dr. and Mrs. Bill Kirksey
John and Delores Smith
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Beadles
James and Sue Bethay
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Daniel
Mrs. Bettye J. Ford
Charlie and Jane Greer
Medford M. Leake
B. F. and Ruth Lee
Mrs. Mary M. Rice
Dr. Denise H. Sojourner
Dr. and Mrs. James T. Trapp
Anonymous (2)
Joe and Polly Bailey
Ralph and Mary Beth Baker
Dr. and Mrs. Swan Burrus
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Castles
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Clark, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Frerer
Ann K. Gibbs
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murry
Mrs. Ellen Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Washburn
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Wilburn
Mr. and Mrs. Burman E. Woods
The best way to give: United Way’s County Impact Funds
You can choose to designate your gift to United Way’s recommended choice for
giving, the County Impact Fund. This fund is overseen by local volunteers who
make funding decisions to nonprofits based upon agency review and the needs
of your community. This fund places more dollars where they are needed most
to improve lives and make our community a better place to work and live.
Specific United Way Partner Agency
You can choose to designate your gift to a specific United Way of Northeast
Mississippi partner agency. Partner Agencies receive designated amounts first
and allocations to agencies are determined from undesignated funds. Amounts
published as received by agencies include a total of both designated and
undesignated funds.
Another United Way Organization
Your gift can be sent to a United Way organization serving another community
anywhere in the United States.
Additional Designation Information
The donor must renew his/her designation each year if he/she wishes for it to
continue. Designation criteria does not automatically carry over each year.
In cases where the gift is designated to an organization that does not meet the
criteria, United Way of Northeast Mississippi will direct the gift to County
Impact Funds where it will work for the common good by impacting lives and
improving communities across Northeast Mississippi.
Pledges to Partner Agencies
United Way of Northeast Mississippi will pay designations minus 6% pledge
loss, 7% fundraising costs, and 12% administrative expense.
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For more information about any of these programs or
events, call United Way at 662-841-9133.
2-1-1 Mississippi offers information on a
broad range of services, including housing, food
banks, health resources and child care.
2-1-1 is locally designed by community
stakeholders, who are aware of their local and
state needs and resources. It is part of the
community fabric, employs local citizens, and serves the local community.
EITC Partnership
The Tupelo EITC Partnership, including BancorpSouth, United Way of Northeast
Mississippi, the City of Tupelo, Tupelo Housing Authority, and LIFT, Inc.,
provides FREE tax preparation for those meeting stated income guidelines.
Through this effort, VITA helps people to maximize tax returns and avoid
predatory lenders.
Local Economic Impact of VITA
Over 500 free tax returns filed
Approximately $1 million in Earned
Income Credit refunds
To Participate
To participate in the VITA program, call
United Way at 662-841-9133 to schedule
an appointment. Scheduling begins in
mid-January.
Unite to End Hunger Food Sculpture Competition
Since 2014, United Way has hosted the annual Unite to End Hunger food
sculpture competition in conjunction with the Campaign Celebration in early
spring. During this event, teams from local
business and organizations create sculptures
from canned and boxed foods. After judging, the
food is donated to United Way partner agencies
that are feeding the hungry in Northeast
Mississippi. In 2015, thirty pallets of food was
collected and donated.
United Way Back 2 School Resource Fairs
Each summer, United Way partners with local businesses and organizations to
provide backpacks and school supplies for students
entering K-6th grades. A Back 2 School Resource Fair
event takes place in each of the seven counties United
Way covers. In 2014, United Way and our partners
provided backpacks and supplies for over 4,000
children in our area.
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Services to the Community
VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) through the Tupelo
Serving Chickasaw, Itawamba, Lee, Pontotoc,
Prentiss, Tishomingo and Union counties
UNITED WAY OF NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI
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